And an alloy framed Compact too.
And an alloy framed Compact too.
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No optics ready carry version? WTHOriginally Posted by Tokarev
Girsan heard you:
https://www.americanrifleman.org/con...-mcp35-pi-ops/
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Sounds like they did everything right, except sheild optic footprint? Really???? I mean the target must be the US Civilian market for this thing.
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Who else would they be selling to?
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Last edited by Tokarev; 10-08-2023 at 09:41 AM.
My interest in this is almost purely because of the beavertail.
I also noticed in some of the above videos that the Girsan design incorporates the firing pin safety like my MKIII. Another plus.
It recently occurred to me that the protrusion at the bottom-of-the-frontstrap / front-of-the-magwell might play well with the poly Beretta floorplates without having to grind them down.
This came to mind when I saw this on Apex Tactical's site regarding their Hi-Power magazines:
Does Not Fit These Guns
Not compatible with the new 2022 model FN High PowerTM
Does not fit the Girsan MC P35 OPS/Match series pistols
Last edited by Chuck Whitlock; 10-11-2023 at 11:05 AM.
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I assume, without having actually seen these, that it would be a fairly easy deal to modify the base plate to work. Or maybe Apex will come out with a specific version.
I do see a couple new BHP products on the Apex site. One is a new trigger kit that includes a spur hammer. It looks somewhat like later FN production but is more upswept. And then there is a new extractor that may be the cure for extractor problems with the SA-35?
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Possibly. I am thinking about picking up a couple of the magazines to try out.
That trigger kit isn't compatible with the MKIII, so I saved myself $200.
I am considering bobbing the hammer spur or replacing it outright. Need to shoot it more before deciding.
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